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[vsnet-newvar 860] MisV1073 = 1RXS 200142.7+465727 ?

Dear colleagues,

I am Seiichi Yoshida working on the MISAO Project.

John Greaves pointed out that one of the recent MISAO Project new
variable stars, MisV1073, may be identified with a faint xray source
RASS FSC Object 1RXS 200142.7+465727 which lies approximately 1 armin
almost due south. 

# Thanks John for your research.

JG wrote me it may just be coincidence. We do not know they are really
the same object...

Here is the profile of MisV1073:

MisV1073
  R.A.  20h01m44s.24
  Decl. +46o58'20".8  (2000.0)
  Mag.  11.3-11.8C
  Type  SR:
= USNO-A2.0 1350.11491324  20h01m44s.228 +46o58'21".44  Mag(R):13.6  Mag(B):15.8
= IRAS 20001+4649  20h01m42s.6 +46o58'21"  Ellipse:38x9"  P.A.:65  Flux(12):0.3021  Flux(25):<0.2500  Flux(60):<0.5274  Flux(100):<42.48
= 2MASS 200144.208 +465820.68 (2000.0)  7.980  6.940  6.539

  http://vsnet.aerith.net/misao/data/MisV/MisV1073.gif

Best regards,

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Seiichi Yoshida
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